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Best 5 headphones
Jasmine France
Koss PortaPro Headphones
These headphones may be more than 23 years old and look decidedly like they were yanked straight off the set of Tron in 1982, but they're affordable and offer excellent sound quality and superior comfort. We say if it ain't broke, don't fix it, but if your PortaPros happen to break, Koss will replace them for free--for life.
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Shure SE530 Sound Isolating Earphones
Travel-happy audiophiles will be infinitely pleased with the Shure SE530s, but these earbuds should also be a consideration for anyone who has $500 to drop on some sweet headphones. Sure, they're expensive, but the SE530s are also the most stellar-sounding earbuds we've come across since the $1,000 UE10 Pros. Discerning listeners take note.
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Bose QuietComfort 3
With the QuietComfort 3s, Bose has done a remarkable job of shrinking its popular noise-canceling headphones while achieving similarly impressive sound quality, but that engineering feat doesn't come cheap. Still, if you're a frequent flier who doesn't like earbuds and wants the ultimate in comfort, you can't go wrong with these.
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Jabra BT8030 Bluetooth headphones/speaker
Crossover between cell phones and MP3 players is in full effect, which is good news for those who want to go wireless with their portable devices. One of the more innovative options out there is the Jabra BT8030, a stereo Bluetooth headset that converts into a portable speaker with a push of a button. Pair it with an A2DP-compatible MP3 player for a cord-free on-the-go experience.
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V-Moda Bass Freq earphones
If you don't have a lot of money to spend, V-Moda is a good brand to look to. Here, we've chosen its Bass Freq earphones for their comfortable fit, array of color choices, and thumping low-end sound--they're an excellent budget option that offer good value for the money. Bass enthusiasts only need apply.
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